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<blockquote data-quote="elsmandino" data-source="post: 976964" data-attributes="member: 111675">Hi Simon,&nbsp;Thanks for your reply.&nbsp;Although I do have a problem with DVB-T scans (as mentioned above), my current issue is something unrelated to this.&nbsp;I currently have both both freeview and freesat in my HTPC and I have combined all the channels appearing on both.&nbsp;I use the Custom Grabber to populate my EPG, which works fine at providing information for all channels that appear on Sky but it does leave a few that appear on Freeview only - a good example being channel 301.&nbsp;I was just wondering what the correct setting was to get this populated directly from the Freeview stream - i.e. I want only channels that are not found on Sky to populate the EPG from freeview.&nbsp;I guess that I would click on &quot;TV EPG Grabber&quot; in TV Server Configuration, click &quot;store date only for selected files&quot; and then tick on the channels that on Freeview only?&nbsp; Is this the correct way?&nbsp;Thanks&nbsp;Alex</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elsmandino, post: 976964, member: 111675"] Hi Simon, Thanks for your reply. Although I do have a problem with DVB-T scans (as mentioned above), my current issue is something unrelated to this. I currently have both both freeview and freesat in my HTPC and I have combined all the channels appearing on both. I use the Custom Grabber to populate my EPG, which works fine at providing information for all channels that appear on Sky but it does leave a few that appear on Freeview only - a good example being channel 301. I was just wondering what the correct setting was to get this populated directly from the Freeview stream - i.e. I want only channels that are not found on Sky to populate the EPG from freeview. I guess that I would click on "TV EPG Grabber" in TV Server Configuration, click "store date only for selected files" and then tick on the channels that on Freeview only? Is this the correct way? Thanks Alex [/QUOTE]

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